Sulphur Springs News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 102, No. 145, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 18, 1980 Page: 6 of 26
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'4—-THE NEWS-TELEGRAM, Sulphur Spring*. Two*, Wednesday, Jwn# IS, 1 WO.
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4 Supermini
8 Ringing
device
12 Radiation
maatura
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13 In addition
14 Cerrtury plant
18 Peat
16 Unkempt ttata
18 Egg part (pi)
20 Eternity' *
21 horaadoctor,
for short
22 Papar of
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Brackanridge
28 Saarchart
30 Unconven-
tional (Fr)
33 Primate
34 Clammy
38 Prejudice
37 Latch
38 Nation
41 CIA
predecesior
42 Ready for
action (2 wds)
44 Tropical fish
46 Indian nuree
48 Wine barrel
49 Over (prefix)
51 Type of joke
53 Smooth
57 Giving life
60 Auto club
61 Movie
62 Inkling
63 Compete
point
64 Printer !
direction
65 Poultry
66 Auxiliary verb
DOWN
1 Medical
picture (comp
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2 Villain in
Othello
3 Object of
worship
4 Roped *
5 Bullfight
cheer
6 Phrase of un-
derstanding (2
wds)
7 Dead Sea city
8 Prohibit
9 Platform
10 Forfait
11 In case that
17 California
county
19 Sat of tools
23 Soviet river
25 Polish
26 Nimbus
2 7 Above
28 Peach-like
fruit
29 Cinch
31 Overhatty
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bureau (abbr)
35 Grow together
38 Songstress
Starr
40 Custodians
43 Breadwinner
45 Year (Sp)
47 Chest with
shelves
□moon
is 11, »m
49 Pouches
50 One
52 Cairo * river
54 Clean
55 Space agency
'abbr)
56 Frambesi*
58 Encountered
59 Cloistered
woman
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Jacobys on Bridge
Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag
Declarer deftly defeated
NORTH A-11-80
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WEST EAST
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SOOTH
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Vulnerable Both
Dealer North
Pass
Pass
North East
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Opening lead ♦ 3
By Oswald Jacoby
and Alan Sontag
A lot of old-timers have
been credited with the state-
ment: "When both sides play
the same suit, one is probably
crazy." But we can tell you
that Mike Gottlieb made it
Today we give an example
of Mike going one step further
and deliberately shifting from
his own suit to defeat a game
contract
His diamond lead was
normal East s jack held the
trick and he continued with
the queen South had to duck
for a second time and now
Mike overtook with his king
and shifted to the 10 of
spades
Mike had seen-that he was
not going to defeat the con-
tract with diamond tricks
• That wasn't too difficult to
figure out He had no entry
anywhere
wouldn't a passive defense
of sticking with diamonds be
best in any event1 Wouldn't a
spade shift be a giveaway1
Mike never worried about
overtricks He concentrated
on contracts He knew that
South liked to bid notrump
and wouldn't let a little thing
like not having a spade
stopper deter him Then Mike
counted room for 12 high-card
points In the South hand with-
out a spade honor
So Mike overtook that
queen and shifted to the 10 of
spades South played dummy's
jack, but East lust won the
trick and led back a low spade
to nail down South's coffin
(NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN)
Polly's
Pointers
Its Pulls » r:inu-r
Legs left Impression
By Polly Cramer
POLLY'S PROBLEM
DEAR POLLY — Does anyone know how to remove
deep impressions made by furniture legs from deep pile
carpet? I have tried everything The carpet store had r
answer for me. — MRS. R.M. Jr.
i clean white cloth oat c.
spots. Leave oa II tnla
DEAR MRS. R.M. — Wring a clean white cloth ont of
hot water and spread over the spots. Leave oa If inla-
id then brash the carpet agatast the nap of
the rag. I ase a stiff scrub brash. Whea the carpet Is dry,
__________ I sprei
■tet or so and then
the rag. I we a
brash with the nap. — POLLY
DEAR POLLY - I use an old toothbrush to clean the cor-
ners of my carpet instead of tryln^todolt with the vacuum I
,, 1 hjd #om*ant*Irwmd my
bathtub and did not want to put any powder there, so I tried
using garlic powder. To my surprise the ants were gone in
about an hour. — YOLANDA
DEAR YOLANDA — I had the same problem with toy oaes
bo larger this i pin held tkat were trend tho droll ta tie
tsb. I sprinkled cinnamon over and around ten and tkfts also
chased them away. Smells better thaa garlic. — POLLY
DEAR POLLY - I like to collect recipes. Since we haw a
diabetic person and another with high Mood premure here at
home, I have worked out a color card system with lodes
cards. White cards,are regular recipes, pink cards are for my
microwave oven, yellow cards are for diabetics, green cards
. are for a low-sodium diet. This card system makes It cooven-
' rolii >Dd eSaJ 10 f0r * C*rUln tyP* 01 redp* ~
DEAR POLLY - I read Sue’s Pet Peeve concerning tan-
gled embroidery flow and how she wished it came on spools
, Uke other thread. I am a sewing teacher who has s Mmpto
answer for her Braid each color of embroidery flow bafore R
is used and a strand will pull out esaily when needed. -
iruMF.
DEAR POLLY - After cooking fish, I remove the Ashy
odor from the pan by washing it In leftover tea. - YO
Polly will send you ooe ot her signed thank-you newspaper
COOOOD clippers if she uses your favorite Pointer, Paew or
Problem lnber column Write POLLY’S POINTERS in care of
this newspaper
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Your Astrograph
Bernice Bede Osoi
Wednesday. June 11
HEXTHCUFF
*\qfour
’’^‘Birthday
June 18.1900
Opportunities pertaining to
properly or finances could be
presented to you over the com-
ing months through relatives or
tamify contacts Listen carefully
to any propositions they may
bring you
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your
luck Is in proportion to your stay-
ing power today Go the full dis-
tance and don't toss In the towel,
even if the going gets tough
Romance travel, .luck,
resources, possible pitfalls and
career lor the coming months
are all discussed in your Astro-
Graph letter, which begins with
your birthday Mail $1 for each to
Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio
City Station, N Y 10019. Be sure
to specify birth date
CANCER (June 21-Juty 22)
Dwell on the positive aspects of
whatever faces you today, as
opposed to the negative Suc-
cess is yours If your attitude is
right. ,
LEO (July 23-Aug, 22) Where
material things are concerned
today, you're likely to be more
fortunate than usual Keep your
eyes open tor sizable opportuni-
ties. V-
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Lady
Luck will be there to assist you
today in situations where you
take the bull by the horns Rely
on yourself, not upon others
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Good
deeds you've done tor persons
who needed help In the past are
about to be repaid The return
will exceed your investment
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Cur-
rents of which you may not be
futty aware are stirring to help
turn an important hope into a
reality. You could get an Inkling
today.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21)
Set your sights high today, Don't
settle for second place. The lop
spot is yours If you truly put out
the necessary effort
CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19)
Rather than just being con-
cerned with the Immediate
today, envision plans that have
far-reaching effects Be patient,
not impulsive
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)
Joint ventures could otter special
benefits that you may not be
able to obtain on your own Play
second fiddle if necessary
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)
Someone who has been lucky for
you in the past may again be
lucky for you today He or she
will inaugurate the actior
AWES (March 21-Aprtf »> Aanx
on your largest projects ‘ocst
the ones that offer me greatest
potential You're lucky where pig
things are at stake
TAURUS (April 20-May 20
Prestigious contacts wit! ce me
ones you’ll have the oest rapeerr
with today Get in touch with per-
sons who can help hirmer your
present plans
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